Mayor Eric Adams hosts the “Hear From the Mayor” radio show on 107.5 WBLS every second Sunday. He discusses the success of community-based hiring events organized by the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) and interviews a commissioner and a newly employed individual. They highlight the effectiveness of these events in providing job opportunities and…
– New York City Mayor Eric Adams tonight released the following statement after Iran launched a drone attack against the State of Israel: “New York City unequivocally stands with the State of Israel in the face of this direct attack and escalation by Iran. I’ve been briefed on the situation unfolding abroad and we pray for…
Mayor Eric Adams: Good morning, good morning. Really exciting news and this is something that Deputy Mayor Maria Torres-Springer is connected to her professional life. When she got into government, it started then. Many administrations attempted to get it over the finish line. We want to say thank you to everyone from Mayor Bloomberg to Mayor…
– New York City Mayor Eric Adams today celebrated a historic win for affordable housing and economic development in the city of New York after the City Council voted to approve the Willets Point Phase 2 development as part of the Uniform Land User Review Procedure (ULURP). The complete Willets Point Transformation – which Mayor Adams…
… Today, the Biden-Harris Administration is announcing a new rule that will save lives by reducing the number of firearms sold without background checks. This final rule implements the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act’s expansion of firearm background checks—the only significant expansion of the background check requirement since then-Senator Biden helped shepherd the Brady Bill over…
Chanting “death to the enemies of the nation” in public places in New York could potentially violate several laws: Incitement to violence: Such chants could be seen as inciting or encouraging violence against certain groups, which is illegal.[1] Explicitly calling for violence or death towards others risks inciting harmful actions. Hate speech: New York has…
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